The Multi-Attribute Decision Making

Nowadays, the question of sustainability is a very important topic in which every one of us should be concerned and involved with. Indeed, our humanity is probably facing its biggest challenge as many environmental issues have been rising in the last decades. It is also one of the most complicated topics to work on as a considerable amount of people; energy and large-scale coordination need to be acquired.
Sustainability is defined as the process of not being harmful to the environment by keeping it safe for the present and for the future generations.
Climate change is a worrying thing. Atmospheric CO2 levels are not falling and politicians meet a lot of difficulties in finding concrete solutions to improve the situation. Global warming is the result of the lack of precaution of all of us and the figures are alarming. According to a study made by the COP 21, the temperature of the earth will soon become 5.8 degrees higher at the end of the century; in the near future, …show more content…
Step 4- SELECTION OF THE ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
In order to evaluate each of the alternatives, we will use the Multi-Attribute Decision Making
(MADM) process by using the DOMINANCE method. This method is one of the noncompensatory approach methods proposed by the Multi-attribute decision making (MADM) tool. It is using
PairWise comparison to weight all alternatives equally.
We already see in the matrix below that the EJDC is the worst solution and on the contrary that CSI is the best solution thanks to the Dominance Method.

In this table, the author compared the performance of all the documents for each criteria using the Dominance method. And we can obviously see that the document CSI dominates the most for each criterion.

FINDINGS-

Thanks to this matrix, we can see that the CSI is the most relevant document regarding the management of sustainability into